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Kansas City couple targeted by convincing jury duty scam using personal information (opens the original)
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Scam callers knew her address, birthday and social security number. Here's how they nearly convinced her she has warrants. Scam callers knew her address, birthday and social security number. Here's how they nearly convinced her she has warrants. A Kansas City-area couple says a jury duty scam became frighteningly convincing after the callers appeared to know deeply personal information about them and used official sounding language to keep them on the phone. Aleana Collins says the call came on
Free shredding event at Starlight Theatre can help protect your info (opens the original)
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AARP is hosting a free shredding event at Starlight Theatre on Saturday to help residents safely dispose of sensitive documents that could be used by scammers. Even in today’s digital world, paper documents can still provide scammers with valuable personal information, according to AARP. “Things like your Social Security number, things like medical information. Any things that can be used to identify you,” said Shawn Kirkwood, AARP director of outreach. Experts recommend shredding old tax docume
Back-to-school photos might be putting your child's information at risk (opens the original)
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First-day-of-school photos have become a familiar part of the back-to-school routine. A new outfit, a new backpack, and often a sign listing a child's name, age, grade, teacher, and other details. But cybersecurity experts warn those seemingly harmless details can become useful to criminals when combined over time. KMBC 9 Consumer Investigative Reporter Brya Berry wanted to find out what a stranger could actually learn from a typical back-to-school photo. She showed one to Aaron Weissenfluh with
Walmart, Target or Amazon? How to save money on back-to-school supplies (opens the original)
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Back-to-school shopping is underway across the Kansas City area, and for parents, checking everything off the school supply list can mean doing a little homework of their own. Finding the lowest price isn't always as simple as spotting a sale sign. Comparing package sizes, quantities and the cost of each item can make a difference at checkout. For families already making the rounds, the shopping can add up quickly. "It's been busy and hectic! It's a lot to do!" shopper Michelle said. At Walmart,
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